D&D...but PUNK?? - Exploring 25 New Fantasy Genres For Your Game!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- You've heard of Cyberpunk or Steampunk, but what about Stonepunk? or Silkpunk? Let's explore over 25 different fantasy 'PUNK' genres that you can tie into your next Dungeons and Dragons game!
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0:00 "PUNK"
1:32 Aetherpunk
2:03 Afropunk
2:54 Apunkalypse
3:40 Atompunk
4:08 Biopunk
4:56 Bronzepunk
5:28 Capepunk
6:00 Castlepunk
6:32 Cyberpunk
7:11 Decopunk
7:41 Dieselpunk
9:10 Dreampunk
9:56 Gothic Punk
10:24 Mannerspunk
11:06 Modempunk
11:39 Mythpunk
12:15 Oceanpunk
12:44 Solarpunk
13:34 Steampunk
14:22 Silkpunk
14:56 Skypunk
15:29 Splatterpunk
16:08 Steelpunk
16:34 Stonepunk
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Now I need an Spelljammer campaing where the party visits one “punk” inspired world per session
Oh you know I'm already planning on it 😂
I am borrowing this
It would be cool if you did a series on how to implement all of them.
Don't tempt me 😎
@@TheClericCorner It's good to give in temptation sometimes, you know?
@@TheClericCorner XXX ß
@@TheClericCorner no, be tempted by this
It would be incredible for a short series on the channel! Each episode, likely just a few minutes each, to cover the aesthetic, the themes and possible plots, a couple mechanics, and a quick example. I would definitely recommend such videos.
I unironically want to see/play a Burgerpunk campaign. Think cyber or diesel punk, but Militarized restaurant chains fight wars in the streets, with independent restaurants struggling to stay on the map, all the while famine and disease plague the intercity.
Imagine having to defend a food shipment from Wendy's biker gang raids, or navigating through subway tunnels while being hunted by a Burger king Liberty Prime. Chick Fil-a churches try to be a sanctuary for the unaligned, but don't operate on Sundays, leaving them to fend for themselves. McDonalds cultist, adorned in Ronald themed colors, convert who the can and kill who they cant.
Make it happen!!
Also, I had an idea for a Punk genre like Glass punk. I was inspired by the glass harpe instrument. I thought, this makes beautiful music, but what if everything was like this. Tall buildings made of glass, maybe using wind as transportation. Huge magnifying glass like apparatuses to heat the cities or food material. They'd be most common in deserts and coasts but with ingenuity could be almost anywhere.
OMG I love that! I'll have to jot that down for a part 2! Lol
I've designed an area like that made of crystals. It's all about psionics and crystals are used for magic and technology. I never thought about that sort of thing being considered a "punk" setting.
If all, or the majority, of buildings are made of crystal, would that mean that very loud sounds could potentially be prohibited or illegal since it could damage the infrastructure and the citizens?
Like, it could be an interesting situation where the majority of people or almost everyone has to stay in silence to preserve the city or town in order to not collapse.
@@mautastic6020¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The "Good Hunting" episode from "Love, Death & Robots" is a clear example of silkpunk, imo.
Actually, yeah that's a great example!
Cattle punk is my favorite
A weird old west where steam punk cyborgs, mad scientists with bioweapons in jars, shamans summoning spirits, paper cartridge guns, never ending wars, trains burning the souls of the damned, and eastern monk masters of chi all co-exsting just not peacefully
Ooh, a devil train is so evocative!!
A setting or series like this would give JoJo a run for it's mony.
Play Deadlands
@@jakemayorquin5460 i did its part of why i like cattlepunk, unfortunetly no one i play dnd with wants to play deadlands, so i moved the story of deadlands without the mechanics
Here are my immediate thoughts on what would be great examples of these that were not mentioned:
- Apunkalypse: Revolution TV series
- Bronzepunk: Stargate (all)
- Decopunk: 5th Element
- Oceanpunk: seaQuest DSV
- Skypunk: Last Exile anime
Fantastic examples 🙌
Biopunk would be the Bioshock games if it ain't already talked about
Solar Punk could be awesome for a fantasy setting. Maybe the sun is not only the source of all technology but also the source of all magic.
I just dropped my mug 😮
Oooh! Clever!
Considering how Elves tend to be portrayed as being a very nature conscious people (unless I'm thinking of a different race). Solarpunk would be perfect for that race.
@@belovedwarrior3192true
Just play a green age campaing of dark sun. In that setting the magic comes from life and the sun.
A DND world of clashing Dieselpunk and Aetherpunk, where the Aetherpunk nations use more rare and difficult to use materials that result in cleaner energy while the Dieselpunk nations use darker and more easily accessible energy that also happen to corrupt everything.
Like , an empire using natural magic that requires years of study and training, while the Republic uses volunteer human sacrifices to achieve those purposes.
Make it happen!!
Me, during the Biopunk section: bioshock, Bioshock say BIOSHOCK you bastard!
But I guess Decopunk fits Bioshock good as well.
Haha the best fantasy has more than one. I'd agree with you it also fits there! 😂
I ADORE this topic! I've always known that there were a ton of "punk" genres but only knew the main few, I would love for you to go into more detail on some of these! Sandalpunk, Dieselpunk, Ocean/Piratepunk, and Steampunk with its subgenres are my favorites
I might have to tackle those first then! ☺️ Oceanpunk is one of mine too!
@@TheClericCorner I'm actually working on a campaign setting right now where most of the idea is that the world is mostly ocean with scattered islands, actual campaign idea is sea monster hunting, sunken wrecks and ruins, and triton cities and the actual land society is very steampunk, kind of a Dishonored sort of setting so if you did decide to further explore Oceanpunk it'd be a big help actually!
@@The_Anthologist love it! Sounds like a blast!!
Wow this video is great! It gave me so much inspiration for a game I'm making. You can even combine any number of these genres, imagine the possibilities!
A million times yes! You get it! 😂
Steamed Hams punk: A punk setting based on ovens,steamers and fast food about cooking an unforgettable luncheon for the superintendent while lying about what you are serving as food while your setting is on fire. Examples include the “Steamed Hams” sketch for 22 short films about Springfield.
Am I the only one who wants to taste it and see what it might be since it sounds so good
In my current campaign setting, Skypunk was a thing of the long ancient past, floating cities raised by ancient magic from a human civilization willing to challenge the Gods and overthrow them. Upon which they failed, giving the more traditional D&D setting of the current day, though with the implementation of Furnace Trains (trains that run on the power of a fire Elemental) things could get a little cattlepunk, maybe.
These flavor videos are just awesome. Not matter the topic and even if I can't use all of it. It jreally helps get the brain juices flowing (not in a splatterpunk way though).
Bonus points for the pun 😂
Nice, glad they fail
Castlepunk/Candlepunk is such a cool concept yet rare to find one that actually gives us a clear visual about it, i hope you'll make a in depth video about it someday with movie like Nimona as example or any novel or media that actually has the Castlepunk setting in it
The " The Great Wall " movie definitely an example of Silkpunk. Strongly recommend to watch that, mid-low type of movie but fun to watch if you wanna spend time with friends etc.
I find it funny that for Aetherpunk you used mostly Kaladesh art, but didn't mention Kaladesh
14:51 Batman Ninja is a very good example.
Casually discovered your channel with this video (well being a D&D player means it is not so casual, thank the algorithm) and I think this is a treasure! Keep up the good work!
Thank you! Got a fun one for you this Thursday!
@@TheClericCorner Can't wait! 😁
Silkpunk- Iron Mask (2019), Forbidden Kingdom (2008)
Another example of Ocean punk is Seaquest DSV
I was planning on writing a space opera campaign for my table after the current one wraps up and this video gave me so many plot bunnies. 🙂
Yay! Good luck with the new campaign! ☺️
Truly one of your best videos!! I feel the exploration of ideas and social topics is something D&D doesn't get enough of. The Punk genres allow for this creativity and expansion to the depth of the world you may be playing in. I'm fond of Lunar Punk, Diesel Punk and Bio Punk myself.
Thank you friend! Completely agree! So much potential that is yet to be tapped into!!
Awesome video! I can see how much effort was put in and it really shows. I noticed a small error at 16:34 for Steelpunk (for the viewers watching too) but the screenshot where we see Tom Cruise in an exosuit is from the film "Edge of Tomorrow" not "The day after tomorrow" (easy to mix up titles :))
Awesome explanations again
Thank you!
Guides on most of these (not the splatterpunk one, that's gonna be too violent) would be awesome. Great video. Thank you!
Yeah, that one would be tough to keep in community guidelines 😂. But absolutely!
Splatterpunk could be done in a similar way to Biopunk but focused more on the blood then all of the biology. It could also be a way to include some of the darker magics and races like demons
I really had no idea there were so many punks. All these genres are inspiring me for my next campaign! Thank you!
the french film Ridicule is an excellent view of what Mannerspunk could be, with jockeying for position at court and the complex role of intellect and especially wit being central.
While airing on Cartoon Network, I jokingly referred to Storm Hawks as "Crystal Punk" due to its crystal-based technologies and aesthetic not too dissimilar to that found in steampunk.
My best idea is a world similar to Myst and Riven in which books are portals to demiplanes.
A good example of silkpunk is the Dandelion Dynasty book series... it
Thank you for the advice and info about this, because I have been working on a world building project but have trouble finding a type of punk to make it work
Not seeing Kaladesh on the aetherpunk list threw me for a loop.
Would LOVE to see videos where you talk about homebrew, reskinning and mechanics for some of these settings! I ran some dnd games in a cyberpunk setting, and basically all I did was use the Modern Magic UA and rename magic to "hyper tech"
Oh yeah yeah! One of these times I'll get around to using that document 😂
(Insert Genre)-Punk Unique Character ideas, as exploring the PUNK genres a little bit more with PCs. That sounds like a great video series. Like, Solar-Punk warlock ideas, or the Dreamer-Punk Bards...
You and I are on the same page! 😉
I would say 'Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow' is a great example of Decopunk/Dieselpunk.
Gotham (the city) from Batman has a lot of Deco influences in it's buildings. So for the buildings at least you could look to that series too. Especially some of the older cartoons and movies
@@belovedwarrior3192 BTAS certainly does.
For Silkpunk I suggest you look toward Manhwa about cultivation such The Ultimate of All Ages, its fits really well and can be adapted with a little out of the box methods.
The difference with Herons steam engine and later steam engines or for example the Otto motor was the presence of printed books and magazines. With mass-printed books new technology could reach many more people which could develop an idea further. Also steam power was known for hundreds of years again (maybe still) before James Watt refined it to work more efficiently - and this was really what gave rise to locomotives and so on.
Thanks for all the awesome inspiration on the different punk genres, it’s just what my story needed.
The punk genres I’m going to be using in my story as setting aesthetics are:
Cattlepunk
Gothicpunk
Biopunk
Modempunk
Aetherpunk
Dreampunk
The main genres of my story are:
Supernatural/cyber-tech/cosmic horror and dark mystery with some elements of soft sci-fi/science fantasy
working on a amalgamation homebrew campaign of eberron and ravnica but including alot of these themes based on regional/guild concepts. sky island, underwater cities, undercities, and other various magical types
this sounds really interesting !
I’ve been working on a cyberpunk setting myself, would love to see you explore the genre!
For silk punk, try the “Good Hunting” episode of Love Death and Robots (beware that episode is veeeeery dark lol)
Possibly the best example of castlepunk in my opinion is the Fate/Grand Order Camelot movie 1 and 2 where camelot has been built in Jerusalem and is a Castlepunk dystopia.
I'd seriously LOVE to have mechanics for a cyberpunk infusion into D&D, as I've been dreaming of doing two separate campaigns with elements of it in them. One based on the Phyrexians of MtG & the other of course based loosely on the Sprawl trilogy and CP2077...
I hadnt heard of dreampunk before and I am now already obsessed.
You see my problem! 😂
apunkalypse sounds like such a cool thing for a party who is down for the potential survival aspects, im just imagining the mental image of massive dust storms in a massive city, the party has scavanged together some vehicles and theyre having a rough time finding fuel (could be crystals that were created with forgotten enchantments)
id hate to limit choices but itd be hard to fit druids into this kind of setting since nature is so destroyed...
i feel like ud also have to veto things thatd create food or water so u do have to care about rationing food
altho i do feel itd be really cool to see druids trying to save and grow remaining places of nature, the world being so desolite and dying to one day wander apon a small forest tended to by druids and fae spirits
Very interesting, but here are some precisions/rectifications. The Girl in the Fireplace is definitely Clockwork! And Teslapunk is much earlier than Atompunk. And Sharowrun would probably be somewhere between Elfpunk and Mythpunk... Inspiration for Silkpunk would be the Dandelion novel cycle. Anyway, good work, thanks for that!
the magic school bus counts under nanopunk is a statement that i did not expect to hear when clicking on this video
oh god im obsessed with all of these genres now. iron giant can also count under decopunk imho!
Haha but you aren't mad 😂
Maybe a suggested reading list for the various punk genres? Like " Mainspring" for clockpunk, " The Difference Engine" for steampunk, or " Hardwired" for cyberpunk..
This is a well done video!
I go over readings in the focused videos in the playlist!
Two excellent Decopunk series are Dan Willis' The Arcane Casebook and Larry Corriea's Hard Magic.
I like the idea of Budupunk where everthing is swamps and all the magic is vudu or chaman kind whit a lot of mithycal creatures or monster from swamps
Such a fun one!!
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is a very interesting blend too.
Not sure which genre would it be, maybe portalpunk or mythpunk, but in a lot of present Korean web novels and web toons often have a setting of supernatural game like aspects encroaching into the modern world in an almost apocalyptic sense.
Like everything being normal and a portal opens, a meteor falls, a great deity appears, or everyone suddenly getting a psychic message that grants a certain percent rpg classes like powers, but at the same time bringing monsters, dungeons, and other horrors into the world. This destroys the basic political and organizational structures, devolving into modern feudal or guild based systems.
I actually have a sub-genre of Solarpunk, which is called Soviet-Solarpunk. It’s basically Solarpunk with a Soviet Union (literally any leader of the USSR or Warsaw Pact Members) kind of Aesthetic.
For Capepunk and Oceanpunk, there is a series of books by Brandon Sanderson called the Reckoners, where super heroes (called epics) are corrupted by their own power, and the second book explores New York, but the epic living there has caused water to rise, making the people live on rooftops and survive through gardens underneath them. I highly recommend that series
Absolutely 🙌
Nice runthrough
I'm currently writing through some concepts on what I'm calling InfoPunk which is the idea of Information Ontology and the possible reality of beliefs, which would overlap dreampunk and cyberpunk and maybe Nanopunk
Think Meinong's Jungle come manifest, or platonic and mathematical realism.
I see D&D in modes like Afropunk, Punkistan, and Meso-punk (and parallels based on other cultures) as amazingly cool, and I think such games would be a LOT of fun to play in and run.
I worry that any degree of research and respectfulness I would endeavor to bring to such a setting (particularly as DM) would always risk falling short, therefore being a problem.
To add to the stonepunk reference list Dinotopia (2002) tv show would be a good reference too
For Silk Punk I think "The Exalted" RPG would have some elements or the anime series "Visions of Escaflowne".
Totally would be cool to go further into all of them... except for solarpunk
I am now making a campain which is unknowingly to the players happening in a something I could call VRpunk? Simulationpunk? Think Sword Art Online/ Log Horizon.
Totally inspired now to do a hybrid Oceanpunk/Skypunk world where the only dryland is floating cities with minimal resources dependent on undersea and floating farms for food and resources, solar power in the sky, tidal generation on surface or geothermal undersea. Social/political power focused separately based on a pseudo-feudal caste system: nobles in the sky, merchants/serfs on surface and peasants/slaves bellow. Ok, just great, how am I supposed to focus on work now? #screwedbyimagination
Best kind of screw 😎
Jeez... there are more! Wow. Great video btw
As always, now I have inspiration for one shots I need to do. Would love a deep dive (pun intended) into oceanpunk but also solarpunk. Maybe druids in a modern or future setting
I mean...why not both? 🤷
@@TheClericCorner I mean yeah also true!
A Stonepunk game in a time precivilization would be pretty cool. With Tribal characters setting up the first city like so many mythical stories show.
Yeah! The true beginnings of your world!
You should definitely look into City of Mist. I think you could make some excellent videos off of it, with how interested you are in myths.
One of my personal faves, what I've seen called Radpunk or Chernobylpunk. Radation. Wastelands, mutated monsters, strange anomalies, irradiated zones, paranormal stuff. Think Fallout, S.T.A.L.K.E.R., or Metro 2033.
Silk punk : Iron Widow - Great read!!!!
I would love it if you did a more in-depth video on doing Cape-Punk in D&D!!
Such a good one!!
@@TheClericCorner it's one of my favorite genres- but I didn't even know there was a term for it! So thank you for the info and ideas as always!!
@@charmonster7680 my pleasure! Thanks for telling me your favorites so I know what to focus on!
If you want a tour of these "punk" fantasy sub genres and are into a little musical storytelling, the New Albion series from Paul Shapera is amazing! It starts with a Steampunk Opera and goes through a strange multi-generational journey ending with Fairypunk! One of my absolute favorite pieces of media I've ever consumed.
I would indeed love to see videos on ideas to implement those punk genres !
The world I'm running (still just starting to) has solarpunk influences but, outside of the "no racism, no discrimination, queer normative" stuff, I have trouble using the solarpunk aspects, and I would love to have more ideas !
A lot of others punk genres sound really interesting as well.
Could you do a Video about Unique Ideas for Clockwork Sorcerers. One idea I already had was to be a somekind of gardian of Balance between good and evil, dark and bright. Like yin and Yang.
I think that Raypunk has even more facets than you mentioned. It touches on several of the genres you mention, but it has its own specific character...
It evolved out of atompunk, as a kind of extrapolation forward through quantum physics understanding and psychadelic experiences.
It's fundamentally optimistic. It can touch on a quasi-spiritual, multidimensional feel, the bending of space-time, technology that plays with reality itself, superbly alien worlds and beings, fundamental tones and absolute distances.
Which can fit really well with DnD
I needed this lmao, thank you for your content!! Though, I would wounder where avatar ( blue people lol) would take within punk culture.
Solar punk for sure! Thank you so much!!
Been coming up with a universe with multiple punk genres mixed into one, each universe would have an earth and that earth would have either a different abundance of resources and/or a different outcome during a certain period in time that defined and shaped that world into said genre, eventually a character from each world could travel through portals to other worlds, mainly one world that was destroyed and is a wacky and unexplainable mix of every other world with various dangerous machines and cybernetic people and creatures maybe
So far the worlds i have are: Aetherpunk, Clockpunk, Steampunk, Dieselpunk, Teslapunk, Atompunk, Solarpunk, Cyberpunk, Biopunk and Nanopunk
I might add a few more and have been trying to see if i can make up one with a strange alien resource that acts like fuel but has some sort of other properties, maybe touching the stuff can mutate a person perhaps? Still working on it
Excited to see your silkpunk deepdive
I'm going to be rewatching this video many times to take inspiration. I'd love more in-depth per-punk videos.
The audio was a bit odd in some spots - the start of a sentence was jarringly louder than the rest. Didn't detract from the message of the video though.
Oh so sorry to hear that! I will for sure look into that! But thank you!
This was fun!
You mentioned a lot of punks have never even heard before
And I am a punk connoisseur!
I'm thinking a world in which each "punk" genre operates along class and race lines. Dieselpunk dwarves, solarpunk druids, aetherpunk mages in one country and biopunk mages in another, things like that. Maybe Solarpunk is the highest spiritual ideal, but then aetherpunk, biopunk, dieselpunk, steampunk, and possibly even atompunk being implemented by less spiritually focused races or nations.
Bioshock could potentially be another example of Biopunk.
Johnny Mnemonic and the Shadowrun ttrpg would be good examples of Cyberpunk
Zaun and piltover from league of legends is very diesel-mage punk type setting
Yeah, diesel/aether is definitely what I would call it 👍
Kinda curious about Stonepunk, you mentioned that it takes place in the far far past, but cited HZD, which takes place in the far far future.
So is there actually two Stonepunks: Prehistoric and Post-history Apocalyptic?
Silkpunk examples off the top of my head:
Saiyuki
Dragonball
Samurai Champloo
Gintama
Outlaw Star (while considered a Space Western, most of the galaxy has an Asian aesthetic)
I always thought that cyberpunk just wasn’t for me, but now I want to try settings for nearly all of these.
This video as the perfect timing for me. I'm actually creating subclass, extended rules and lore for a setting that we could call a Cyber-Aether,-Apo-myth-stone-gothic-punk, yes, i have being indecisive and throw a bunch of concept together, but it weirdly work for now. I have mad max style combat that take place in dark souls like ashen dead lands inspired by the rules in Descent of Avernus, barbarian subclass that use guns and rogue that use drone and hacking, and i have a halfing town that is basically the shire but with bikes, technology and of course halfings dressed like if they where in cyberpunk 2077 and, mu personal favorite, the shadow fell that is also technologically advance with vampires that use their own corrupted blood to fuel prosthetic with dark power. Yes, i basically have Dracula but cyborg ^^
WOW! Way to go! Good luck with your campaign!
@@TheClericCorner oh, i actually have no campaign planed yet for this setting. I'm already runing a campaign and maybe i will start a new one in this setting when i have more time. I just created these things because i'm a bored creative
now make a party of PCs where everyone is a different kind of Punk and somehow make them fit into the same world
*stares at Ashton Graymoore*
Ive actually been trying to come up with that but with mostly tech based genres, i so far have aetherpunk, clockpunk, steampunk, diesel punk, tesla punk, atompunk, solarpunk, cyberpunk, biopunk and nanopunk
Basically each genre is on earth but in a different universe where each earth has had different abundances of resources such as aether, diesel, coal, etc or different outcomes during a time period that changed and defined that world and changed it into what it is and eventually each character will be able to portal to each others worlds but travels to one main world where all of the technology from each universe is within that world but everything is destroyed with remnants of dangerous killer robots or something like that
Still working on the idea and seeing if i could add other worlds and possibly make up a world and see where it goes, maybe some sort of mysterious alien resource that was found on another planet as a rough idea
What a great vid! Immediately gets my worldbuilder brain going.
I am working on a world that is Aetherpunk/Castlepunk and has distinct areas of Skypunk, Oceanpunk, and whatever Desertpunk is.. (Cattlepunk? Apunkalypse?). Is Elementpunk a thing?
The "punk" genre suffix is a bit more specific than you portray it (for comedic effect, I'm sure). It's fiction that takes place in a futuristic setting that aestheticizes something, most often a type of technology, and exploring how it affects the world or society it's set in.
I will absolutely take 25 videos explaining how to incorporate each one of these.
A relatively new type of punk I also heard about is retropunk. It's related to cyberpunk in aesthetic although I would ask that you research it further yourself because my opinions might not be sufficient.
I like to imagine a alternate reality where each planet got to space through different "punk" genres.
Flying saucers powered by steam and whatever.
And Earth being the richest planet because of how diamonds are actually more common in the universe than wood.
Then circuitry with metals that absorb magic instead of electricity but interacts with electricity which some people take advantage of.
Call it "Blendpunk" or something like that.
Perfect for a spell jammer setting!
A great example of Decopunk would be the movie "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow."
I'd say Otome dating sims and otome Isekai's are the modern evolution of Mannerspunk
I was thinking of a steampunk post apocalyptic western setting, the previous age was the height of arcana and basically aetherpunk
Looking to make a world that’s myth punk in the sense modern mixed with fantasy then mix that all with skypunk any advice?
Please make a solar pump campaign guide!
The best!! 🙌
Oh dang I forgot about dream punk. I'm making a dreamworld where the God who eats dreams made most of the other gods fall asleep. I was just thinking about a fantasy world made from dreams but what if with the abundance of all those dreams the denizens of this realm are using those dreams as fuel. *brain explosion* thanks! another inspiration from the one and only cleric corner.
Ooh, sounds kind of like limbo? Very unique!
im personally a big fan of Frostpunk
Think of something kinda like dieselpunk....but cold
Another example of cyberpunk combined with fantasy is the Shadowrun games! Also, Mannerspunk sounds like it can be melded with the other "Punks?"
Absolutely! The funniest part I think is mixing and matching some of these!
@@TheClericCorner I *do* like mixing and matching. Also I'm somewhat surprised you didn't mention the Shadowrun setting in your video. Also also, an example of Dreadpunk might be Bloodborne? That may be an entirely different genre, so take that with a grain of salt.
Oh, and just to note: even if it's spoken about 'punk' styles applied to D&D adventures and/or campaigns, these ambientations would also work on other TTRPGs, such as Pathfinder or SWN, to name a few.
Hearing you mention Borderlands now makes me want to make a character based off the Psycho enemies. A homicidal maniac Monk could be interesting, especially if you light yourself on fire and start shooting bolts of radiance at people
You are way ahead of me! Love it! 😂